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Let's say at trial, a physician is relying on a particular treatise. Prior to (or at) trial, run the book title and/or the name of the author through the www.a9.com search engine and find not only other books by the author but also related book and web sites about either the book or the author.
Courtesy of www.courtalert.com, check out their homepage, look at their "News" box, and click on NYS Supreme/NY County Judges Vacation link.
Courtesy of www.elaw.com, please note that no motions will be heard during the period described (July 20 - August 11) unless brought by emergency applications.
Return Rescheduled
Date Date
7/20/04 8/17/04
7/21/04 8/18/04
7/27/04 8/24/04
7/28/04 8/25/04
8/3/04 8/31/04
8/4/04 9/1/04
8/10/04 9/7/04
8/11/04
9/8/04
Now it seems to be about witness casting. From the strange but true files, check out the web site of www.lawactors.com. If you need a witness for a mock trial, they'll be there. Of course, I always thought the point of a mock trial was to have your witnesses there, not actors.
The New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs now provides information about physicians and podiatrists on a new web site -- www.njdoctorlist.com. Check it out.
Queens
We've updated our listings of the Parts of Supreme Court, Queens County to reflect recent room changes. (10/9/04: link broken; since the Queens County Bar Association updated it's web site, we've linked to their updated Part listings. Click here for Part listings.)
Bronx
Please note that OCA has updated the listing of the Parts of Supreme Court, Bronx County. A useful addition to the OCA Bronx site is the Settlement Conference Work Sheet for the City Part presided over by Judge Paul Victor. Click here to access the work sheet. (10/9/04: Other forms are available at the City Part sub-site.)
Start (and probably end) your search at the web site of the NYS State Liquor Authority, Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control. At the search page, you can search by "premises or trade name," "license number," "premises location," or "name of principal."
I can't begin to count the times counsel ask us to submit an affidavit of trial engagement that is not accompanied by an affidavit of timely service upon adversary counsel. Learn or re-learn the Rules of the Chief Administrative Judge at this handy OCA web site.
Check out the home page of Mary Campbell Gallagher who writes an excellent book on writing bar exam essays.
Cornell's Legal Information Institute has posted the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Elk Grove Unified School District et al. v. Newdow et al. Click here to see the decision.
